Theatre shows to catch in the Klang Valley in early 2022


'Night, Mother', which plays at PJPac starting Jan 6, features Anitha Hamid (left) and Sukania Venugopal. Photo: PH7 Production Management

It looks like the performing arts and theatre scene in the Klang Valley will be continuing a strong recovery run well into the first few months of 2022.

With audiences ready to head back to the theatre venues, it's also no surprise there is a fair amount of diversity of the cards. Here are some shows that have caught our eye:

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